This month's Daring Bakers' Challenge was something I'd never heard of . . . which is not abnormal. But usually the unheard of things have unpronounceable names and French origins. This time the name was easy . . . Dutch Crunch Bread. And it hails from San Francisco of all places.
This was really a fun challenge because we could use any bread recipe we wanted as long as we tried the topping recipe that turns any bread into a crunchy gorgeous masterpiece. Then, we were asked to use our bread to make a yummy sandwich.
I made sandwich buns with the delicious Soft White Roll recipe provided by our hosts, Sara and Erica. The roll recipe was sublime. The topping recipe was easy. It required A LOT of yeast and had a strong flavor, I think, in the end product. But the rolls looked exotic, kind of like giraffes or tigers.
Since I had six buns (and the only sandwich my kids willingly eat is burgers), I made burgers with plain old cheese, ketchup and mustard. Not too creative. Not too colorful. But at least consumed by my kids.
Thanks, Daring Kitchen, for a fun challenge and for introducing me to something new!
2 comments:
Love the patterns you got with that cracks, great job!
This is so interesting, I have never heard of this either. It looks like fun!
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